a. Woman: Yes, there are many nice places in my town. b. Woman: We have a few cafes, but they are not great. c. Man: Oh, yeah. What, for example? d. Man: Is your town a nice place to live? e. Woman: Well, we have many nice parks and many nice restaurants. f. Man: What about cafes? I like to study at cafes.

a. Pete: I love meat, so I eat a lot of it. Twice a day in fact. b. Myra: How much meat do you eat each week? c. Myra: That’s too much meat!

a. Ben: Just a few apples, but not enough. Let’s get a wide variety of fresh fruits here. b. Anna: We need to buy fruits. Do we have any apples at home? c. Ben: Sure. We eat rice almost every day, so we need a large amount of it. d. Anna: Good idea! There’s also a great deal of rice on sale today. Should we buy some?

Hi Anna, a. Most students in my class are also interested in learning English. b. I have many books about English grammar, and a few of them are really useful for writing. c. Would you like to borrow some of these books? d. I will share my books with them, and you can take the others next week. Best regards, Tom

Dear Jack, a. Most citizens proudly participate in parades, while some others enjoy the traditional performances and colorful displays. b. Many people from different provinces will travel to Hanoi, and quite a few foreigners will also join the celebrations at Ba Dinh Square. c. I sincerely hope you can join us and take part in these meaningful festivities. d. I wanted to tell you about the upcoming Vietnamese Independence Day celebration. Best regards, Linh